The Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary.

The Resurrection:
The women go early to the tomb of our Lord and Savior and are told of the Resurrection by an angel. The disciples, slow to believe the women, are convinced by Peter, the two returned from Emmaus, and Jesus himself. Thomas, the last to believe, proclaims Jesus' divinity.
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The Ascension:
On Ascension day our Lord appears to the disciples and His mother. He gives the apostles final instructions and promises to send the Holy Spirit. Then, going out to Mount Olivet, Jesus is taken up into heaven and disappears in a cloud to take His seat at God's right hand.
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The Descent of the Holy Spirit:
A strong wind and tongues of fire descend upon the apostles gathered in one room, and they are filled with the Holy Spirit. They begin to express themselves in foreign tongues and make bold proclaimations; three thousand Jews are converted.
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The Assumption:
Mary and John go to Jerusalem where they are met by the other apostles. Our Blessed Mother dies in their presence and is buried in a nearby tomb. Some days later Mary's body is gloriously assumed into heaven where She is met by Her Son, our Lord. Thomas and the others discover the empty tomb and proclaim the glorious miracle.
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The Coronation of Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth:
Mary enters the heavenly court to general rejoicing and is enthroned by the Father, Son and Holy Spirit at the right hand of Jesus. There, God's daughter, mother, and spouse is crowned queen of heaven and earth. She is blessed by the Lord Almighty forever and ever.
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